Bullying

Earlier this year, the Legislature passed, and Gov. Matt Mead signed, the bill authorizing Safe2Tell Wyoming.

Has the boss or someone else approached you with something that you know only one other person knew about? You realize that you have just been thrown under the bus.

The survey found most types of bullying have decreased in the 40 to 45 percent range since 2012.

Today's Program Schedule 7:07AM MST: Michele Sfakianos...When you hear ‘teenager,’ do the words rebellion and trouble come to mind? It’s time to change the way adults see teenagers, says Michele Sfakianos (Sfa-can-iss). Teens today are faced with many challenges, from drugs, dating, teen pregnancy, sexting, alcohol, peer pressure, bullying and other dangers... Read More ...

Local anti-bullying activist Marvin Nash says schools are increasingly facing a dilemma in terms of the traditional mission of educating students versus dealing with social issues such as bullying.

by Donna Garner 10-27-2011 (NOTE: The entire Audio From Donna Garners' Interview on The Morning Zone 10/28/2011 is posted at the bottom of this article) On 9.21.11, FoxNews and other media highlighted an incident in the Ft. Worth School District in which a high-school student was suspended for expressing his opinion that homosexuality is wrong.